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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-12-13
Hfe 9ltfnrmfHsff.

CHICAGO, 12. December erfs Der
fiiHf Observation-Disclosures su @uufeu Der
6at1ilien Der bingeridteten un6 etnsefsrters
ten anarhiffen fano am Sanius abeno in
Der vRorbieites Eurus 9ule" fatt. Das Bro'
sramm befanb aus turneriifen uebunsen,
San3eu unb Siertrtnteu. llusefdhr 200O
Berionen tpuren anpeieub. &. s. s. gtor.
gan, Der befaunte So3ialiff, fiiubiste an. ba5
entgeaen benz Prosramm bon iebem Reoe.
balten abseiebea mcroeu iei, uuo u0ies 1T
Inseiidts Der greigniiie in Herp. Dorf pobl
au6 bas Befte iette Rorsau, auf OenIfoft'' .
iten Yro3eB in Stem. w.9ort aulpteleno, biu5u.
rSie spiiien Nun, tpie melt es biersulanoe
NIT Der Siebefreibeit sefommeu, uno nm
dbnli6e BerfoIsunsen bier 81 uermeioen,
w.rben feline Iuipraden, ielbft uidt BON CO.
pitan Blad gebalten merben."
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Ser sseaterSdutott.

@btcaso, 12. DECEMBER. - SIN benz
groben Sdnblaben ber Sirma Bbelps,
Dodge & Yalmer an &de Der 5. Ausnue nno
Noamsarabe, einsH sroBeu fiiuffi6digea Sc.
bdube, tpeldes ben pierteu SheiI einea
Squares einnabm, brad nm IS ubr hsute
abeuo Seuer aus, tpeldeS oas san3e ausse'
bshute Gtablifiemeut gum sr0Bteu Sheils
3erfDrte. Die anftoBenbe 9utfabrtf Be,
@ebriioer @imbel, iopie bic @ebduoe be,
Tirma NoribaII, DieIb & Comp. une bel
uBnrlinstouer Babu" muroeu bei9doist
Wou idast ben SerluR auf $500, 900 BIZ
$750,0O0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-12-13
2t.,s arsKer Gefebr aerettet .

ItIanttcs@tt1 RS, II. 9e3em'
ber.-9opHs Sanerrian, Sod bes au les'
ten 9cunerfas &beno auf Der S0be bon
Saruesat, RS, bon benz Sampfer uIlz
siers" in Den @ruuo sebOhrten S9ooners
vRelie g. Serreu, ift nidt, tpie man be-
fiirdtete, umsefommen, ionoern geffern poblt
bebalten in ieiner Wobnuns 3u @oibeu. &c.
S., einsetrofien. sur sr0Bten Sreuoe ieiner
ldon belabrten Wutter uno Sreuuoe. Seine
Anfunft mar fiir bic 9an3e @Inwobnsrldaft
ienes Stdbtdens ein freuoises greisnis. gr
mar 18 Stuubeu nod benz llufall uuo ca. 20
Weileu bon Der unslidsfatts entfernt in
betpustloiem 3ufanbe auf ieinem 8ettunss,
@iirtel idptnimenb aufgefidt poroen. 9i.
9eife bes Diatroien, tpel6er umtam, bat
nod nidt auIsefuuoen peroeu f0uuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-12-13
BanSt&en. ttntpefet ait oer tttesttas
nifdbett 6renae.

NogaIes, Ariaona, II. Deg. - Der
Banbit Berual fiibrt in ben mertfanii1en
grenspropinsen ei1e tuabre Shredensberr'
ihaft. Die 8egieruns tbut alIes W0glide,
Inn ieiner habhaft 3u tperbeu uub bic ibm un'
teraebene 8anbe uniddblif3 su MAIDEN. Saff
alle Eruppen Der Staaten Souoro uno St'
noloa iinb aufgeboten porben. Bei einem
fiir,liden Rencontre purben BITE Eruppeu in
bic Tludt seidlasen, ipdter selaug es oeuiel'
ben Iebod, etutse Banotten rteberSulhieBeu,
mobei fie ielbft jwet Eobte nnb brei 8ermnns
bette sdblteu. Bernal bot feline S4aar tn
smei, nielIeiht aud brei Abtbsilunsen &C.
tbeiIt. Won hofft. bic 8anoe p6lis nmain,
aeIn nnb pernihteu au iSuneu. Eie Bauot.
ten ma1eu Der Resieruus Hsbr, ole bic
Apaheu az i&afieu; fie babeu On 200 Bers
ionen i'm letten Sabre semorhet nuo usnt9.
feus 100 Srtidafteu sebranbihatt.
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SettrD George et,tmatbt9t.
Ste "iIniteo 2abors syarts" nnS Die beness
EebenSe graitSentjd,afts<g <gampasae.

Nepzgorf, 12. December. r.-llnter ben
4nbdngern 6enrp Georges berriht iett tbrer
yfieberlage bel Der tiir3ltden gSabl groBe
@nttdni dung, unb ibre Reiben lihten ftf
irnmer mebr, obsleid3 Seurp George nno
ieine Abiutanten alles RSsIide periuhen,
bur6 eas @eidrsi BON 8etrus uuo Iusuers
fauf ibre giieberlage 81 erfldren nno ibre
2eute 3uiamnen 5u balteu. @rtabrene Yos
lititer erfldreu, bic Grbeiterpartet, pelte
inter 10 9iinfisen auipiBten gegriinoet rpuroe,
gehe id3neu ibrer gansliben AuftSiuns euts
gegen uno rperoe BET Der nIhifen pr1foen'
tenpahl faum als peientliter Saftor betrah.
tet perben f6nnen. SbatIddlih befiimu1eru
fi6 bic Tiibrer Der beiben groBeu roIitiit)en
Barteten nur tpenig nm bic yrlniteb 3abor.
Bartp" alS iol9e, arbeiten aber gang In Der
SiiIIe oahir, beren 4nbdnger pteoer turtid
Al gerpinneu, unb bierbei tonlnlt ibnen Die
ieit Der 8abl erfoI9te AusfiOBnus mebrerer
attipeu Mitalieeer terielben iebr su ffatten. ba
bic Gusgefo6eneu ibren aubau9 sem0hnlid
mitIdleppen. SeErn 9eorse i1eiut bic 4us.
fidtslofsfeit Der BON tim sesriiubeten Bartet
nun and einaeiebeu su babeu, obsleif er Dies
nid1t often sugeffeht. @r bat bic S6ee, fi6
brett ON Der BrdfoentenpahI su betbeiliseu
nnb ielbf oils YrdFo sntih hafts =@aubtoat auf'
3utreten, fallen gelafIen uno miro alem Iu'
ideiue mad perinhen, bas 9duilein @etreuer,
IreIhes burh Did uno Diiun gu linn b6lt, an
ben Reifbieteuben aussuueriaufen. @tnem
Beri6terfatter segeniiber erflIrte er, oas
grsebnis Der @abl babe i'm aneroings iehr
enttduI6t, trotoem lei er aber iiber3eu9t, oaB
bic Bartet befeben blsiben rpitroe. @s
barrIdteu alIerbin9s iiber etnige Sra9en
Ieinnnsa oteielben ieien
aber 10 nutergeoroHeter yfatur, oaB Elm ernlts
li6er 3pift niemals baraus eutfeben mliroer
"a bic Mlitslteoer Der Bartei be5ii9ltf ihrer
Blattform puuifdneig barmonirten. 9eurp
@eOrse ipradl iids oauu meiter itber bic unters
georbneten Weinunss ubetten aus,
mel9e iih auf ben yfamen Der Bartet uno
oeren Stelunsuabme bel Der HGhffeu Prdl''
bententpabl besiebeu. 8e3iiglt4 oes eriferen
9unites ertlGrte er, Ser gr0Bte Spetl Der
Utitslieber babe eingeieheu, caB Der gtane
sllniieb 2aborz BGrtp" i4ledlt gerp0hlt lei
nno einem prd;iiereu peroe metten miilieu.
9irette BstbetIi9un9 on Ter PrdFoentennabl
erflGrte er bann ais unpraftiA, neil gGniltt
ausFdtslos unb tu foftipielig er entpldelte
aber siemlid unperbliimt Die Soee, on etHe
Der beioen sroBeu Barteien aus5uuertaufsn,
unb Stpar ON 9iebfeu an eine iolae, Delfs
f1 brett fir Sreibauoel ertldre, ca ian aIle
Irbdnser Der ,lluIteO 2abors Bart9" IN oeI
@iufIbruHg uon 6rei9auoel etneu SortbetI
fir bic Arbeitsr unb 6aS Sano erbltdten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-12-13
2us setd,e tat sSaIoe aefnnoett.

Sartforo, Conn.,, y. Des.- Qeurp
QOoen, peldher ON Treitage gu GorriHgton,
Conn, cine 6rau @ueroat uieberi4eB, puroe
ipGt geferu abeno etne Wteile BON ieiuem
6ouis in eirem @uIbe, mo er iib an eiuem
8uume erbdugt bate, aufaefunoeu. Srau
@uerbot befinbet iid ben llmfdnoen 9emdB
nnhI unh nirn mnhridleinlidl oeneien.
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sehn Sahre 8md,tfats fur sarper.

Cincinnati, -. 9e3ember.-9er bier
tpesen getrugs unb Seruutreuuus oor9ertht
feben6e SaIiirer Slrper BON Der v6toelitp'
Rational. .Ganf" IN ibuloig befnnoen uno au
,ebu Sabreu 3udtbaus oerurthetlt uoroen.
Ser Serurtbeilte purbe idon beute mad &os
Iurnbus aboefiihrt.
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W. @.'9Hnfe.

unf,bIbarts Ulitt,I sescn Blalarta, Dpsp.pEe
9eber. uno yferuenleben. AppetitloHgtett, er6au'
foIfur aeaen RopFeben une Berfopjuls. T1on for.
bers nlr ". &. z Ionic uns teip ayleer,s. so
Gents bic fSlaipe. ". g. 3 So9ntros' N Nerve
Killer) beiIt 3obnfhmerten iolort' iB Gents bic
NIaidaes Sn alien apoibsfea tu boz .en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-12-13
ggmtTd,te teIe9raV0tTd5e 9epeT0em.

81. &. SoImes, Elm betagter, tueiBer
Wlann, purbe am lesteu Samfa9 Abeuo
nabe Sruntlin, Sp., BON Dem gte9er Som
8os, efnem uotoriI9en 9eiperabo, 0bne alle
uriade erldofen. Dog beftnbet fif i'm Sc
IGngniiie 5u Sranfliu, uuo oaiielbe TT bon
elmer ffarfen gSufe beiett, neil man fir9tet,
bas elm giob olfelbe III fiirmeH nlb ben
9teger su Ipn6en ueriaben pir6.
- 6rau aatbariue Refas erfiidte tpdbrenb
ber porIesten Nadt in ibrem Sdlaf3tmmer
IN BiIfesburre, Ba., On Soblensas, pel6es
einem Sfen ertfr0nte. Sbr So1n tpuroe
bepustIos auf9eiunben, TT iebo4 iettoem 9e'
rleien.
4benb All philadelphia. &r mar Der erfe
Brdfbent Der Sanoelsborle IN lener Staot
uub funairte inter Der Nomiutfratton oes
8rafiSeufen 9incoln als 3olleinHebmer.
- Sn philadelphia 1T bic ytafrld]t etnae'
trofieu, baB baS Aufan9s Sttober non bort
nod Siogo, Sapan, ubgegnngene SOuI9iff
yGlfre0 g8atts" am fiebeuten Gage naa iet'
uer Gbiabrt untersiug. Son ben 81 am
goro befin6Ii6en BeriOnen iino, ioDeit man
neis, MIR stpei gerettet poroen. Sieielbeu
ioGen in 9iusrpool selaubet porben ietn, ie'
bod febleu nod ale ndbere Na9ridteu.
- Del Sauiftampf jpii9eu gSeir uno
8arren, ben Feather Weight Champi-
ons'' Srlauo's unb glmerita's, iiber tuel6eu
bic auglo,atneritautiae Brefe itou felt meb'
reren Tfonateu tdsli9e WtutbmaBuugeu uers
Sfieutli1te, fauo 9eferu in einem oJlin% ju
Utilpautee fatt uHb blieb uneutidiebeu.
Der 8eri9t Der Dafociirteu Prefe" tiber biz
Gfiaire bebt beruorr ea5 uuiere n0ameH"
anueieno mareu.
- Webrere Cramps, bic in elmer Siittt
bel 8aptou, Seuu., ibreu gBobuftb aufse'
Idlageu batteu. feuerten geiferu auf Die Bolt
,iffen Batter, @riffitb unb Sowell, tueIAe ab'
aeihift norben tparer, NM ba5 ytef anS3I
beben. Die BOliSifeu, BON uel6eu teinel
setroffen rpur6e, fiirmten mad ber erffer
Salue bic Siitte uub uahmeu brei Der 9auo
ftrei6er sefauseu. Sin ptsrter, yidmens s
CANADIAN, puroe burG eiueu SAus tl'i
Sera set0otet.
- Betm 4ussraben zines 6nubameuti
fir bas meme Yohamt IN Gan Nutouie, Ger.
purbe aeftern cine Qrantitdt uleni4lihe
@ebeine aufgeiunsen - bic ueberefe mert
foniid,er Seloateu, nelf' 9estsre bel be
hiftoriid1sn Bela9erung bes alamo fieleu.
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@{eI,mdrffe.

ct. 2oHts, u. Deg. - 3tiubOieb: 3us
fubr $500, Serienoun9 700; Breiie Uuriir'
ten 3niiden $1.75 uno S4.1O. - Shpeiue:
3ufnbr 5000, Serieuouns 100; Breife uaris
trten 3piiten $3.50 uH6 $5.35. -Sdaafe:
j3ufubr 4OO, Serlenbung 900; Breiie bari.
irteu 3piiden $500 un6 $4.10.
@bicago, u. De3br. - 3tinSuteb: 3u'
fubr 10000 Serierbuns 1000; Bretie bari,
trten ;pii6en 1925 unb $5.20.-Sdneine
3nfubr $4,000, Serieubuu9 '2COO; Breiie
0aritrten 3ptideu 1926 unO 1926. -
S6aafe: 3ufubr 1000, Berieubuug 1000;
greiie Ouriirteu Bmiideu $500 mo $5.85.
ga f.2iberts, Benni., -. 9ejember. -
SinSUieb 3uiubr 1875, Serieuouug 1865
4reife bnriirten 3tpifdeu 1926 uub $500.
SG)peine: 3ufubr 5000, Serieubuns 400;
Breiie puritrten ,wibeu 1926 uub $40.
- Sdonfe: 3ufubr 5000, Serienbuu9
5000; Preiie uariirten 5Diiaeu SLIGO nnO
S5.15.
g8ef. f.8btGabetphia, u. Deg. -
0liuoUieb: 3ufubr $500; Grima 5-54, CUTE
44-44, mittlere al, gew0bnlide 3-34.
Sdaafe: 3ufubr 5000; @rima 4&s-5, quite
sd, mittlere S4-444, getu6hnlide 23-3i
2dmmer: 4-63. Sbneiae: 3ufnbr 5000,
g}erfGufe III TT.
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AOREHoUAD&1AR

tartb, Seiiettett, b6iets SaIs, Gltb-
ma, Srdnue ,.ttS ale St6rtaees Dee
ettBnua8S uraaas.
Geiacn lin6elnSen GinfluB auf Die ans
segriiIenen Atbmungs Srsane perbantt
er Der 3batiade, 6aB feline Sefanotbeile
bic mirflamlten befannten GruItntittel
fms. Der 9auptbei itanOtbeil 1T Der Soni9
Der glaSorn (Horehound) sYfan3e, nit
Der Abies Balsamea ooer Balm of Gilead
aen,tiA oerbunben. 9feben oieIen entb6lt
er flint rpeitere bOtaniide @Iemente, ruelbe
bic 2Etrtfamfett beoeuten6 nerltGrfen.
9iejenigen, tuelde Sales Honey of
Horehound un0 Tar gebrauden, Der.
iidern, baB er in alien 6aqen mun6erbar
bCilenO tpirft, NO Die Itbmungsz Oraane
ange9riffen Iin6, uno 6aB feline @irfna
cine ungemetn raide lit. @r entbGlt Ourdz
aus 9tiAt8, mas bem Ofagen nadtbeiliQ
iein f6nnte, bat einen GuBerlt aagenebmen
@eidutad unO miro gu einem BreiIe Der.
fault, peldber e8 ielbit 9eHient9en nit ber
idrGnften Olitteln ernl69li4t, ,oeIen8obls
tbaten tbeilbaftig au perben.
Gin Sulten ldBt Ii6 aIs 6as 8OrIdufers
Stadium Der S6rptnbiudt, elmer &rants
belt, ge9en peI6e 5dIe's Nnbcrns unb
SbeerbOnig SaS ii6erite befannte 8crbeus
eungsmittel lit, pai1enb besei6nen. Wian
peritiebe baber ben @ebrau6 bieies pers
IdBIiden ipesifiden WitteIs teinen @usen,
bid.
&in6ern 1T er, tuenn fie bon Group o6er
&eudbuiten bciOOen pOrOcn, Our@ feline
ltubernOen @i9enihaftsa iebr oieultd.
greiie: 25, so Gents unb 81 bic
6Ioite; bic sr5Bte bic btaisiie.
EGSu allen Npptbeten su baben.
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greiIe: 25, so Gents unb 81 bic
6IoI6e; bic sr6Bte bic btaigTe.
sy-Su oIIen Npptbeteu ;u baben.
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Inter Der enortflen Nn3abl Bils, tpetbe
beute i'm Seuate eiusebrad]t puroen, beftu-
ben iit aud piele ;ur @rridtuus neuer 8e.
sierunssgebaube. Sieielben perrpillisen tn
@auSen $7,645, 900. SIM @ausen nurbeu
teute 594 meme Bills in senate eiusebraft
-mebr, oils ie porher an irsenb etnem etn
aioen Snne.
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DISTRICT COURT SUM
...u MONS.

IN THE DISTRICT corRr OF THE STATE
Of Nevada, In and for the county Of flko.
THE STATE EoFNEvADA SENDS GREET.
ING TO NORMAN WINES:
You are hereby notified 10 appear in an ac-
ton commenced az iinst you by Naomi Wines
as plaintiff in tho District Court Of tho sIate
Of N vads in and for the county OF Elko.
state Of NeyadA. at the town Of Elko and an.
swer tn" complaint therein which is ON file with
the Clerk OF said Court within ten days siter
the service on you Of this Summons exclusive
ef the day Of same,l II served in said county,
or twenty days II served out of said county, but
within this District, and in all other cases
forty days, or Judgement hy default
Will be taken aglinst you according to
tho prsveriof said comp ihint: The s,id ac,ion
is brought TO recover Judgment against Won
the said defendant. dissolving the bonds OF
Marriage now existing between Won and plain
TIL and granting TO tbc cplnintifa divorc and
aleo that the custody and control OF the two
minor children, Marion Naomi Wines and
James Ira Wines bs swar led 10 plaintiff and
also that the plaintiff he decrned permanent
alimony and setting aside to her So such slimo.
ny tho W y Of tho 8 e 4 Of ectio, g. and the N
X Il OF the N X OF section II. and Lot 8 OF
then W \ Of Section ~. md tho r e VI the
bE u OF aection2 all being in Township. No
~ North, Rangs.ce, East, hnhnt Dlabio issso
and meeidi a Eiko county. state ofSJvsds.
Said sprlieatE a d msde bS tho plaintia ,upon
the grt'aSdS okwliifui detSftion and fsiiirfsto
provide the oommt n necessaries Of life for
plaintiff for the space of ono y4sr before the
ieommencemepto this &C I'm. aifof which will
fully sppear from tile complaint on AIe her, In.
And yot sts hereby no, iaed that II You f.i,
70 appear and answer the said complaint ss
above required tho SGid plAi ttl6 viii spply to
ths Court for the relief dctnauded in the com
PLANT andin thia Sumrabns,l ] 1T
=" testimony whereof !. q. b. wiseman have
hrrcunto set my hand and sfhxed the seal OF
psssi cOArs.S SthiS Stt day 6fAprii issi. T's
ipistrict Court ssal.l
..E3aniD bnG aT3RI IWIsEMAgri 4
ocSniS Clark and ex-oficio Clerk Of the Dia-
ttict csust Of Eiko sapniy, State ef R,rsda.
JOHN r. BAKIR,
askss sssSs .. Ysa 15gV1. w
,z.ssESs sa ssAs0 HHT ga
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G. g. PO WNING, of Wnshue County.
ALEARO EVANS, of Wnshoe County.
IHEO. WIN rEkS. of Washoe County.
f. DANBERG. of Wnshoe County.
w. S. BAILEY, of Churchill County.
JOS. MARZEN, OF Humboldt County.
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IN THE DISTRICT corRT OF THE STATE
OF Nevada, in and for the county Of flko.
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STATE. BOARD OF AGRICULTURE:

" ..|| VE 1Hh SIATb.
L. j. FLINT, OF Washoe County.
Is. +. LEE lie, Of Washoe Cuunry.
z FL. MULCAHY, of Washoe County.
AL. WHITE, of Wnshoe County.
JOHN SWEENY, of Ormsby County.
I. b. RICKEY, of Douglus County.
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$500 EWARo.

The nbovo rewsrd will be paid or tn arrss
and conviction Of any party or parties FOUND
guilty Of stealing. killing or running OF
altering brands or rnsFks or any live stoc,
IboloptlnRf 10 any iasmbsr Of tho Ncvscs Live
"'''h "'..'ee'fftf's'M uTDag Urh
GEORGE RUSSELL, President.
! .hgil uHg Ifugs gf'BhHTsg egptfT u gBeoHrF
...... H. 8. NIXON. Secretary
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-22
Mesquite.

MESQUITE, Jan. 20.-Dr. Lynch. a
day or two since, extracted ball from
the thigh of w. NJ. Humphreys which
had been there twenty-three years.
Mr.. Humphreys was the escort of Gov.
Isham G. Harris, of Tennessee, when
he went from Virginia back TO Tenn
essee to visit his family. About ten
miles from the Governors home, at a
place called Mansfield, fonrce of fed
eral troops were encountered and a
fight ensued. In that engagement
Mr.. Humphreys received this ball in
his thigh and has been carrying it
about with him ever since, until cut
out by DIR. Lynch.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-22
Market Report.

The warm weather has knocked the
spots out of the hog and sheep mar
ket. The demand for hogs is light,
and sheep are as scarce AS hens
teeth; nobody wants any. The price
of hogs is the same, 4 to 44c. Good
bceves bring SO, and poor ones as low
as 13c.
There is no special activity in the
cotton market. There were about 80
bales received altogether yesterday,
and but few up to noon to-day. The
average price Is Sc.
Eggs, 1Sc per dozen.
Wheat, per bushel, 85c.
Corn, in shucks, so to Doc; shelled,
81 to 60c,
Corn meal, sacks of 4S ID, zoe.
Flour, low grade, $l.55; higher
grades, $21O to 1910.
Grits, per barrel, $4.25.
Hay, Texas cut, $40 to 1913 per ton.
Coal, Indian Territory, 81 per ton.
Wood per cord, 1926.
Butter, common country, 10 to zoe.
Chickens, $3.50 TO $l.75 per dozen.
Ducks, $3.50 per dozen.
Turkeys, so to Coo each.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-22
LIBRARY SOCIAL.
A Few Remarks for the Benefit of the
City Council and the People.

Mrs. Grove will have charge of the
Library tea to-day, assisted by the
following ladies: Mesdames Withers
and Miers and Misses Mamie Here
ford, Robertson, Carrie Fisher, Mag
gle Fresenius, Bette Burford, Mamie
Davenport, Blanche Finley, Eva Shell
ley, Laura Wisdom, Maggie johnson,
Maggie Tension and Maud Wisdom.
Hours from 3 till 8 p. IN.
In this connection the HERALD
wishes to remind the people of Dallas
that there is a public circulating Ii
brary in this city. A few ladies have
carried the burden of establishing and
maintaining this useful institution (for
such il should be considered) now for
six years. They have struggled and
worked, contrived and begged, i'm
plored and done everything they
could to keep the thing alive, and by
their efforts alone they have sue
ceeded. There is no fault to find with
the ladies, but on the contrary they
deserve the highest praise for their
indomitable energy. But it is time the
men were interesting themselves.
Only n very few have done anything,
and that has been so niggardly that
the help was aggravating rather than
otherwise. Dallas should have cir
culating library of thousands of vol
umes instead of few books-all old
most of which are well worn.
The city council should appropriate
at least $500 to aid the institution, and
of course be represented in the board
Of managers, or trustees; enterprising
people should now and then get up n
public entertainment for the benefit of
the library. individuals whose pocket
books are plethoric should donate a
few dollars, thereby contributing to the
benefit of humanity. Ifyou can't do
any more, become a member by sub
scribing and paying dollar month.
1t is one of the most sociablc affairs in
the city. The Saturday afternoon
teas are delightful and you are so
heartily welcomed that you wonder
you have lived so long in Dallas with
out this social advantage which comes
to you ON becoming member and par
ticipating in its social benefits. The
HERALD appeals to both the city coun-
ell and the people at large.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-22
THE LIGHT GUARDS,
In Their Flashing Uniform, and the
Bellies Of Dallas Dance the
Night Away.

Last night about 8 o'clock began to
assemble at the Merchants Exchange
Grave men and fair women" and by 9
o'clock the company was fairly gath
cred and the dance began. 1t was one
of the fairest sights one sees in life.
The guardsmen in their flashing uni
forms presented distinguished APP
pearance. The ladies. the fairest of
their sex, were costumed in the richest
fabrics and costliest adornments, all of
which heightened the brilliancy of
happy, laughing eyes. For hours they
danced, never seeming TO know or
feel that the time was slipping away,
and that the gray streaks of dawn
would soon approach. The sweet,
joyous dance only grew the sweeter
as the time sped on, but at last the
music ceased and the hall soon wore a
disconsolate look after being stripped
of its beauty and grace.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-22

Mr.. J. NJ. Orr, proprietor Of the st.
James Hotel, has been called 10 Los
Angeles. Cal. His brother-in-law,
Mr.. Robertson, the telegram state d,
had been seriously injured
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-22
RESTAURANTS.
FOR RENT.

Two nicely furnished front rooms, with or
without board. in private family. Good at
tendance. IT'S South HARDWOOD, corner Mar
lila street.
Vacant lot, with stable having accomoda-
ton for or 3 horses. rs Harwood street.
Very nicely furnished room for rent with
board in private family. 619 Griffin street,
Furnished rooms for rent over S22 Elm
street
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-08
slower. Higher.
KNIGHTS OF LABOR.

Up to this time the proceedings of
the annual convention of the Knights
of Labor, which has been in session in
Minneapolis during the past week, have
been characterized by the utmost wis
dom and as much harmony as can ever
be obtained in a representative body.
The convention seems to have been in
spired solely with desire to strengthen
the federation of labor without going
out of its way to discuss questions
which have no pertinent bearing on the
principal object of the convention. 1t
is gratifying to observe that up to this
time there has been none of that social
istic outcropping which the enc
mics of the labor organization
were so freely predicting. If the
Minneapolis convention is fair sample
of these labor gatherings, then the Or
ganiZatiOn has established for itself
reputation for conservatism which will
commend it to the respect of the public.
Those who have followed the proceed
ings closely must have observed that
Mr.. POWDERLY'S influence has been of
valuable service in mapping out dis
Greet policy, and one that will do great
deal toward firmly establishing the Or
der in the confidence of the country. 1t
is to be hoped that the remaining days
of the session will be marked by the
same wisdom and sound discretion that
have prevailed up to this date.